plug-in hybrid vehicles

....did people really never stop and think “why do they want me to keep taking pictures of places?” or “why is AR mode the default?”.

Despite all the Honda badging, the Prologue is essentially a Chevy Blazer EV, with a different body on top. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing,

It’s a family crossover and baby hauler, not a sports car. No need for a V6

It’s not a “status” thing.

Just pay attention while driving, and you shouldn’t have a problem seeing the sign telling you what to do.

That I’m familiar with, but again, even when I have Emerald Aisle or whatever Enterprise’s thing is called, I don’t actually know the specific model I’m going until I get to the lot.

I don’t think I’ve ever known exactly what car I’m going to have before arriving to the rental counter.

So Johnston and many other Hertz customers who had reservations just found Hertz cars with keys in them and drove away.

The illuminated grilles look weird to me because for decades that’s been something that people would do with shitty aftermarket lights. Now I have to look at a car longer to figure out if it’s stock or modded.

Honda Pilot length: 200"

I can never understand people who put down that much money on a car and don’t use it.

100% this. I searched for months trying to find the green on brown SEL but every time I found one, by the time I started looking at flights out to go look at it, they’d sell. Wagon people are passionate about their cool colors.

For the ones that pretend to shift in normal use, absolutely.

Is it rude to idle loud or smelly cars for long periods of time regardless of the season? Absolutely.

IIRC there were a handful of electric iQ. You could probably engine swap it

Bentley

In what world is a DBX considered small? It’s the same size as a Honda Pilot

Unfortunately for Fiat, there aren’t a lot of places in the U.S. where its small size is an advantage, so it’s a little surprising that Fiat decided to offer it stateside.

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